3d printed pinhole camera

This is a 3d printed camera slider that I've beeen working on for quite some time. As of now it's only manual but in the future I'll add a motorized version that uses the same parts as well as some extra ones so if you want that you can print this...

I wanted a themed knob to go with the LulzBot camera. ... The herringbone gear was perfect!

This is a 3d printed camera slider that I've been working on for quite some time. As of now it's only manual but in the future I'll add a motorized version that uses the same parts as well as some extra ones so if you want that you can print this...

This is a miniature, easily printable smartphone camera stand, designed with compactness and simplicity in mind.

Printed in PETG as I only had black in this material and used supports, just to be sure. ...However, it's a pain to remove PETG supports…</p><p>Image quality is pretty blurred, maybe a smaller hole would have performed better?</p>

... dolly model to include easy to source parts. ... Needed extra parts: 4x 608 Bearings 4x O-rings 1x 30mm/40mm long camera screw with hex cap 1x Hex nut I included two different spacers to choose from depending on the lenght of the screw you have.

Here's a highly adaptable mount that allows you to attach anything with a standard camera thread directly onto our studio stand or any pipe. Instead of breaking the bank on an overpriced tripod, you can achieve superior results for next to nothing.

... tutorial on http://www.electronoobs.com/eng_arduino_tut27.php for a detailed guide. The model was printed with 2 outer layers, 20% infill, and a layer height of 0.2mm using a nozzle diameter of 0.4mm. ...See the photos and video for more details!

Shutter components with pre-drilled screw holes are integrated into the 3D printed design of the Pinhole 35mm Camera.

Summary Assembly components featuring screw holes for the DIY 35mm pinhole camera designed using 3D printing technology can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:531244.

If you have printed https://www.printables.com/model/247783-hasselblad-film-magazine-mount-pinhole-camera-matt then you can print this cone and get a 30mm/0.2mm pinhole, i.e. f150, 90 degree angle pinhole camera. MaterialPETG, e.g by Add:northLoctite...

If you have printed https://www.printables.com/model/247783-hasselblad-film-magazine-mount-pinhole-camera-matt then you can print this cone and get a 30mm/0.2mm pinhole, i.e. f150, 90 degree angle pinhole camera. MaterialPETG, e.g by Add:northLoctite...

... are saved directly to the file and can be easily modified by users to suit their desired aesthetic. Even intricate folds and creases can be created on 3D objects, such as in temples, through simple rotation of specific parts within the model.

3D print, assemble, and capture stunning photos using the P66 pinhole camera. Download the user guide from thingiverse to get started. The P66 features a 6x6 format, a 50mm focal length, and an f-stop of f/167, allowing for unique angles and...

Click links for more information on the newest extensions:65mm "Megaron" 40mm "Micrography" Other features: Tripod mount Frame indexing window with cover slide Bolts secure the cap to the body during use for greater security Greatly reduced fastener...

<p>This model should just press fit together, but my printer hasn't been able to do it without warping so I may have to update it later.</p>

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This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/bMK4ZxmhQR5

You've got everything with you all day, every day: it holds your keys. Load one silver paper or one film 24 by 36, plus two and a half millimeters on the borders equals 29 by 14 millimeters. It's just a humorous way to create art for old-fashioned...

Source documents incorporated

Printable files for the camera can fit on small 3D printer beds, while non-printable components include bolts, washers, nuts, and a flanged nut for the tripod mount. An Exposure Duration document is included for various films with reciprocity...

... stove? If you've got a need for mounting a camera on the ceiling or vertically on a wall, this 3D Printed Wall & Ceiling Camera Mount is exactly what you're looking for. ...Check out the video for complete details at https://youtu.be/nHU5REjxukg

Details can be found in a full parts list and build instructions on Instructables, accessible at http://www.instructables.com/id/Picture-The-3D-Printed-Raspberry-Pi-Camera/. A BigBox Pro 3D printer was used to create the camera. Key printing...

Its 3D printing process is a given! a) Bait boat - equipped to carry bait and unload it at the desired location. It can pull a baited hook and sinker through surf zones with ease. The platform is ideal for surveying underwater areas using cameras to...

This 3D printed device serves as an automated, programmable camera stand that can also function as a rotating platform for product demonstrations or 3D scanning of intricate objects. It is controlled by Arduino and fully customizable via USB. Once...

This is a mostly 3d printed,v-slot wheel type camera slider. To make this slider, you only need 4 pieces of 626zz bearings and 3D printing of STL files. This slider is not as stable as a professional slider. However, even though it is a 3d printing...

... you can create a cost-effective and highly customizable solution. To begin, print all components from ABS/PETG, except for the sled, which should be printed with PLA. ...The rods of your slider should be made from 16mm anodized aluminum tubes.

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Meanwhile, 'MainAngle.stl' is carefully printed twice and expertly glued onto sturdy tubing, boasting a 25mm outer diameter for added stability. To complete the assembly, an M6 bolt is required to securely attach your camera to the holder. Notably,...

... side of the pivot point is opposite of the screw. Read: I highly recommend using a phone with a selfie stick smartphone mount instead of a heavier camera since the screw is only made out of plastic and can easily break or get stuck in the camera.